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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17
It's An III Wind

That brings with IL gusts OF rain from the north.
east. When the wind blows from that quarter on
swst day. the rheumatic are apt to suffer. even
nseated by their 'ain comfortable ingle" In q
cosy ann chair. A few wine glassfulls Of Hostel
tsrs Stomach Bittsn-most genial and comforting
ofall speeihes-wip afford them unspeakabls re.
lief There 10 ample proof on record Of its efh-
cacy 10 this disease particularly II used for
Its relief at the outset chils and fever, dyspep-
sia, constipation, liver complaint. and lack Ol
tone in the kidneys and bladder, should also be
treated with this useful family medicine Of botan
10 origin. Appetite improves, refreshing slumber
once more visits the weary eyelids Of the nervous,
and the circulation Is Zurich ID and accelerated In
consequence OF It's invigorsti aud regulating
action. Use 1t rs a protector after your getting
wet
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

admitted to be q great power In the
land. No writer can possibly possess
. tenth part Of the influence which
Mr.. Mast exercises. He addresses the
armed and the unlearned alike.
Many people cannot read "leadiDg
articles" others do not choose to read
them, Others do not understand them
when they have read them. When
he caricatures q politician, the name
OF that politician ever afterward recalls
the countensnce of which Mast made
him q present. An artist Of this
stamp-and such artists are very rare
indeed-does more to affect public
opinion than score Of writers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

Go to j. II. Conrad & Co. and look
over their line of fancy decorated
Chinaware. consisting Of fancy Shaw
ing Mugs, Individual Cups and sau.
GERS. Smoking sets, fancy Water Sets,
Tunblers, Hanging lamps, etc. Just
the thing for Xmas presents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

DIR. Burleigh was rushing petition
for daily mail service from Miles City
to Deadwood yesterday. We didn't
see the petition but have an idea that
though there was "malen connected
Herewith II was from Deer Lodge that
he wanted II taken.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

Geo. II. Scott, late Of Miles City,
has brauched out into the real estate.
loan aud insurance business at Spo-
kane Falls and besides retains his con
nsction with the nursery business.
George is making more money than
he knows what TO do with and would
be pleased to loan 1t to anyone on good
sYcurity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

PbilYorth came In on time:y esterday
evening with the Tongue river mail.
The end of bis run is Liscom's and he
was in attendance at the famous dance
given there Thursday night. Phil
say. they commenced dancing at 8
O'Clock In the evening and were hoe
ingft down with regularity when he
started out at 9 o'clock yesterday
m,rning. The Miles City visitors
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

w. V. Lucas, travelil n passenger
agent for the Minnesota &North west.
ern railroad, passed through on the
east bound train yesterday from Hell.
ena to headquarters at st. Paul. Mr..
Lucas occupies the position recently
made vacant by Jack Macgregor's
promotion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

The rattle for the elegant toilet set
at Savage's took place last night. A
tie was made on i3 by Dick Hicks and
Frank Westervelt which cannot be
settled until Westervelt returns from
a trip up Tongue river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

DR.. Redd has become possessed Of a
very fine beaver robe. In which there
are nine beaver skins. The tan and
makeup Of the valuable wrap is excel.
lent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

II you are In hurry to get q shave
or hair cut Tom Deckerts tonsorial
parlors In the Stock Growers bank
block is the place to go. Two chairs
are running and both BARRIERS are
artists,
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]. III. Conrad Il Co. have fine line
Of fancy slippers for ladies' and gents,
japanese smoking gowns. Smyrna
rugs. etc. Don't buy your Xmas pres.
sents fntil you have looked through
their mammoth stock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

For choice. fresh candles, pure cider,
fresh nuts, Malaga grapes, winter Nell
pesrs, fresh figs, fresh dates. Florida
oranges, Messina lemons. best apples
aud ranch butter, GO to Flaharty's.
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Notice of settlement of Account.

In the Probate Court, OF the County Of Custer
Territory Of Montana.
In the mater OF he estate Of John Rocket, de
ceased. Notice Is hereb' given that VIM. 4
Buekman, the administrator of the estate OF Johr
Rocket, de eased. has rendered and presented fol
settlement. aud oiled In said court, final ,ccount o
his administration - said estate, and that Friday
the l6 h day OF December, lSs7, being q day OF {
Court Room Of laid Court, Al ibe Court House in
Miles City in said Custer County. has been duly
amp iuted BY The said Court, for the settlement ol
said account, at which time and place any person
L. terested In said estate may appear and nle his
exceptions, in writing, 10 the said account, and
cont Isl the same.
Dated lee. 5lh, 1887. -
vM. C. sTAEHLE,
EXC clio Clrk.
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VIM. Rowland the old time interpre.
ter for the Cheyenues, was In the city
yesterday from his ranch on Lame
Deer creek,
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w. II. Bullard is about closing Q
deal with Fisher, the Buffalo brewer,
selling him the brewing plant former
ly In operation here by Bullard &
Irvine,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

II 10 learned from good authority
that John w. Smith has sold his 81
loon property In Helena at an advance
OF IS. 900 ON coat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

LosT-In the neighborhood OF Sixth
and Main streets, the stem. .winder OF
a gold watch. II found please return
to Geo. r.. Milburn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

The blood is the source Of health.
Keep 1t pure by taking Hoods Sarsa'
parilla, which is peculiar inits cura-
tive power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

were particularly merry and indefa'
tIgable, and the old trick of letting nc
one sleep after making q sneak wa
forciDly illustrated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Com
plant you have printed guarante,
every bottle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer
II never fails to cure. For sale by w
T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

Leave orders for w. X. Smiths
coal ut Birkle's or Conrad's. All or.
ders promptly filled.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

Mrs. Joe Fsrnum presented her hus-
band with bouncing baby girl yes.
terday morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

q. H. Loud registered at the Mac.
queen yesterday, from his ranoh on
Pumpkin creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

SHIL0H'S CURE will immediate.
ly relieve Group, Whooping Cough
and BorCnchiuls. For sale by w. L.
Savage.
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Go to Bill Bullard tor Best's Mil
waukee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Cstarrsh Rem
edy, Price 50 cents. For sale by w
T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

DR.. Burleigh departed FOR Helena
last evening and will make a short
visit to bis son Andrew f. Burleigh.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

p. J. Perry, st. Paul commercia
traveller. came in from the east yester-
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

The folks from Miles City who at
tended the dance at Geo. Liscoms' are
expected 10 return tonight.
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Leave orders for Comstock's coal at
SINNERS store. -
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Eastern mail ;so p m
Westsr mail p m
once open from q. m. till sp.m IN. sundayssnd
hoiidsys from 6:sop. m. till 7;sop. m.
Jso. McAusLAND, p. N.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

"HACKMETAC." a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and so
cents. For sale by w. Z. Savage.
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The ladies OF the Methodist church
had quite good turnout to their sup
Der for the cburch's benefit last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

Capt. Z. A. Kreidler Is back from q
fly ing business trip to Helena.
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SheriT's Sale.
Fred White ide,
Plaintiff.
vs..
Konrad schmid
and Emerson b. Weirick,
na(ana.nts

To be sold ai snerifrs sale on the 2qtn day oi
December 1887 at eleven o'clock a. Of that day al
the fr mt door of the court house in Nils City,
custer County Montana Territory, all Of the tight
title and interest Of the within named defendant
Konrad Schmii. In and 10 the fllosing described
real slaie 10 wit: Lots fifteen (l5) and sixteen (l6
In block toryiour ga In Miles tiiy. Custer County
MontanaTerritory according the p at thereof irC
for record in the Office OF the recorder Of saiC
county by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
TH0S. II. IRVINE.
sheriff.
dated December sth, 1887.
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AT

pG- BAsINsKI Bros. -d5a
Watches, Bracelets, Diamond
mounted iewelry and other precious
stones.
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+. p. II. Harrison returned on yes
terday,s train from Helena.
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF the
First National Ban k, tor he election Of Directors
viii be held At their banking oiice In Miles City.
Tuesday. January 10. lsssi
E.B. wEIRIcK.
Cashier.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

KY KliDglo n!
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Habi,uaI Cenn,ipa,iou

And kidney and liver ills, depend;
ing on a weak or inactive condition oil
the kidneyg, live or bowels, are sue.
ce,siully and permanently cured only
by the uso OF tbs gentle, yet effective
lax ,liys and diuTetio, Syrup Of Figs.
Is advantages are evident; Il 10 easily
taken, pleading to the taste, acceptable
10 tbs stomach, harmless 10 the most
delicate system, and truly beneficial
In effect. For sale In 30 cents and
81 90 boitlea For sAle IN 30 cents
and 81 bottles by II. J. Hester and
all leading druggints. Van vleet a
Co., q. w. Jones q Co., W. N. vii
kerson a Co., J. J. Miles, and &
Mansfield A Go. have bsen appointed
wholesale agents nj homphis.
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Diamond Dots.

MONK CLrsE Ia suffering with sore
thumb.
TnK Babies msy help as win the
pennanL
THs game will be called at $3.50
o'clock today.
monk CLINE has been made captain
OF the Browns.
BLACKS work In the tox was bril-
liant He 10 our Bobby again.
LoS0 John L wing looked very sad
aft sr being knocked out Of the box.
TwEsTY rHRgE hits, with n total Of
thirtysx baseal How Is that Tor
hittins2
DAVE McKE,Uou made a remark,
able one handed stop Of q pitched bal
and saved run.
wIpsKR, the Cincinnati pitcher,
will male bis first appearance before
q Memphis audience TO-DAY.
VINES Black struck out Doyle yes,
terday the crowd went wild snd
cheered the ex.Bfown leg TO the echo'
Wn are only Ave games behind tn.
ieaseru. The boys say II they get
square deal ON the trip they VII
bring the pennant TO Memphis.
DOYLE was guyed numerically yes
to-day. During the sixth inning ~
singled out young man sitting In w
grand stand and, leaping over the ran
vent In among the crowd and :.
tempted 70 strike the youth. Dsssc'
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catcher, Enyda, was the best substi-
tute who could be had, and 1t didn't
take him long to show that he was
going to do what he could to punish
the visitors for the tough treatment OF
the Babies In Charleston. The visitors
guyed come Of his decisions most con-
temptuously. Rain stopped the game
for halt an hour or SO in the third inn
ing, and when Snyder started again
the visitors began playing against time
in hopes Ct another shower that was
In sight. Sure enough II came to their
rescue. In the next inning the Bsbios,
by intentional wild throws having
been allowed to add one run to two
they bad made IN the second inning,
partly by hitting, Charleston ne Yer
got beyond third base. Wares work
was very tame, while E,terquest's was
number one.
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go O, 0 Offered Tor Anssa.

CnIcAa,, ILL.,, September io.-on
opening his mail today President
Spalding, Of the Chicago baseball
club, read the follosing:
"RIVrH Avssul HoTrL,l
Nrv lonr, September IL.
ITO A. @. epaidins. Chioasoi
81 have recently noticed severe eriti'
clsms on Arson. The papers seem TO
desire change OF management
Recognizing the ability Of Arson, both
AZ a ball player and manager, / would
ask as q special personal favor that u
any change Ia contemplated you will
notify me imms dis,ely. / am not only
willing but apx Gus 10 pay more Tor bis
release than any other club would.
With Arson In charge the present De
troit CLUB would hold the psnannt for
years to come. Kindly wire ms on
r. ceipt OF this what my chances are oil
securing him. TX. srEAnss..
"P. S-Would an offer Of $4,000 be
enter.ainsdT
To the foregoing Me-. S2alding 70
piled that no offer would be enter
| aimed.
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No. 4 Madison street. Memphis. Tenn.
CONVICT QUESTION
settled for u white I'm Little Rock,
Arb
IspxofAL TO rHK APPEAL,1

IsPKoiAL TO rHk APPEAL.l
LITTLE RccK, ARK, September l6.-
Judge Martin, Of the County Court Of
Pulaski county, this afternoon tettled,
for the present, at least, the unseemly
agitation which has been current here
for several weeks past over the con-
vict labor question. The matter
came before him on petition for
a writ Of certirorari requiring the lease
magistrate TO certify upon the record
In the case Of the city OF Little Rock
VS.. Jas. r. Miller, lessee Of the Arsan.
sas State penitentisry. The writ was
granted aud restraining order made,
that until the Circuit Court site, Capt
Miller shsll NOT be disturbed. In
effect he Declares the city
ordinance void and OF no virtue
whatever for the purpose Of
preventing convttiB from working
within the city Of Little Rock, the or.
dinance being unconstitutional on nc
count CT discrimination against the
State at large. Thls 10 q sot back Tor
those who have been 30 vigorous In
prosecuting this question, and place
all costs Of the cases 20 far upon the
city. ....
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PhiIadeIphia 8, indianapolis ,.

ISDIASAPoLIs, IND, September 49,
The tail endsis lost another game to-
day by not being able to safely hit the
ball at the proper time. They made
more &C ual hits than the Philadel.
phiss, but they were mostly scratches
and scattering. Pitcher Shreve also
contributed no little to the defeat Of
his club by giving the visitors bases
on balls, three Of which were the
starting point Of runs. Seery's one
handed catch Of Andrews's hot drive
to left field was the pretty play Of the
game. Philadelphia playing was
almost errorless, Notwithstanding the
weather was cold and raw, making II
difficult for fielders to hold the ball.
Score:
Indianapolis ... 0 90 l DOL o. 2
Philadelphia e. 2 401 O 1000 8
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boston o. Pitisburg 3.

PITTsBuRa, Pa, September 10
Boston played ball today and won an
interesting contest. Conway was wild,
bat his pitching puzzled the local
team, and TO- clean hit was made
of him until the eighth inning. Nor.
ris failed to keep the hits scattered
aud was batted hard at all stsgee Of
the game. Carroll's bad throwing
aided b ,ston In securing three runs.
Burdock's second base play was ex.
celleut. His ons.handed stop OF q
hard hit 10 the fecond inning was a
brilliant effort. D)eecher's decisions
on two steals by Kslly caused consid.
era lie dissatisfaction. Attendance
23)0. Score:
Pittsburg ........0 90 o COOS 0-a
Bos, on...............l O / O 0 022 x-t
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Athletics ., baltimore 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 49,
The Athletics won todsy's game from
Baltimore by batting streak In the
sixth inning, when they scored six
runs. The visitor, lost three chances
to score In the fifth inning by stupid
base running. Kilroy was presented
with a handsome gold token by local
admirers. When Baltimore finished
the seventh inning 1t was quite dark
and Umpire Ferguson Gale ! the game.
Score:
Bsltimore......."-"...O o q 2 l "a
Athletic5.. ..............0 2 i 006 x-9
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OoRRR, PA.-The doors Of the First
National Bank were closed this morn
lug at 8 o'clock by Bank Examiner
Young. 1t ls impossible to learn the
financial condition tonight. II 10
thought the bank had become en-
ia ieled In the o firm Of CLARK 4 War
rem, aud that was the GAUGE Of the
failure.
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Chicago II, New York ..

CHICAGO, ILL, September 10 New
York put Titcomb into the box today,
and the White Stockings had fun with
him. Clarkson was hit harder than
usual. Tomorrow Chiotgo will try q
new pitcher. Sprsgue, and the tables
may be reversed. The town is laugh.
ing tonight over a story that Ssearns,
OF Detroit, has offered SIC. 900 for An.
son, Score:
Chicsgn.. ......... 8 Also 90 0-l2
New York....-2 042 1000 o. 8
"A paragraph appeared In the AP'
PEAL OF yesterday stating that the
Mobile and Ohio railroad had estab-
lished discriminating freight rates In
favor OF st. Louis snd against Mem
phis. II can be stated alec that the
Memphis and Charleston road ard the
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic
road made rates which gave the Mem
phiI merchants the rame advantage
that St. Louis possesses.
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Our Autumn and Winter Importa'
lions OF Fine Worsteds, Cloths, Cassi'
meres and cuttings have arrived and
are ready for inspection.
Very respectfully,
\. II. RIDGELY,
Taller and Draper,
Ss Madison 80.
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D.troit m. washington 4.

DETROIT, Mich s ptember le.-The
second game Of the Washington series
was very similar to the first, and was
devoid Of special interest. Gilmore's
support was poor, tbs homo team
stealing bases with impunity. Con-
way was in great form, holding the
visitors down TO Ave actual hits, no
two Of which we're In the zane inning
Detroit. ..........4030 5000 ILL
Washipgton 30 900 1901 90
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As A lady and gentleman wsrs pass.
ing a houee on Washington street, the
oher day, q little fellow toddled TO
the front gate and tan1 out. Hello,
for goodness sake, amenp Tbersupon
the lady gave him q package Of sol
cole N ans kokc tulu for his originality.
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OFFICIAL SCORE.
soonr NJ IxxIsosi

Summary: Erned runs-Memphis
10, New Orleans Q. Two base hits
Back, q. McKeougb, Reeclus and
Fuller. Three'bas hits-Pnelan, Nc.
Aleer, Powell, Mcvey. Home runs
BlGck, Andrews, Cess, and Campsu.
Double plsys-PhelAn and Andr0ws.
Gees and Cirtwright. First base on
bslls-By g. MoKeouRh 3, b. Black 4.
by EEiIg 3, by Powell l. Hit by
pitched ball-PJwell. Fies caught
Memphis 8, New Orleans 0. Struck
out-By b sck Z by L wing ], by
Powell 2 Passed bslls-VauRhn 2.
wild pitch-G. McKsough. Time Of
gsme-Two tours. Umpire-rony
Rnek. seortI-GLean.
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InslaY,a anma-

The two clubs play again this alter.
noon. The game will be called at $3.50
O'Clock. Following lie the batting or.
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Nkw ORLEANS.
Rain In Birmissham.
t.,.c,.t ,o IN. IpPuILI

BInnIxeHAn, ALA, September To-
Umpire Currsn vas detained In town
this afternoon, and Ware, who had
umpirsd yesterday, being engaged TO
hitch for Charleston, the Birmingham
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.-s ATURDAY: SEPTEMBER H. 1887

i've Armstrong happened to be near,
and he pulled Doyle awsy before any
damage was done.
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OLIVER, FINNIE & CO.,
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

SPRAYED OR STOLEN.
RIPRR- On Sept. 18th. rcd heller, II
II months Old. Pea Q return TO q, kAui-
y an. hanaelrh ,e.d: and 90. r.wa,ssa.
ROOMS AND BOARH
DESIRABLE rooms and 3 s S:9Sa: a; ,,,.,,.
DOOMs AND B0ARD-furnished rooms,
n with coed table board. ,heferenees er'
changed. ls Madison street.
largo furnished rooms with
IN hrst-class boafdi also dAy and Transient
boardsIs accommodated. 10 ADAMS 81.
DLEABhNT 'front.' room. with boardi also.
j. other accommodation for itngle gentle
men, at VI Court street "
~ RaInABLE rooms and board, corner
IL Market and Second, No. ~.
DLEAsANT furnished rooms. with board
L ''rsdu0'd rates IT i[ isBHsss T RSSSHSsss.
DO0M-Nicely furnished. With board ior
~ gentleman and vile Or tvS ssn ll m
DOoM-Handsomsly furnished frontioon
~ southern exposure. for two ssntsmes
At " Pontotoc street. ---
AT ls3 MADISON bT.-Two desirabl
n rooms, furnished or unfurnlshed, vi
sr without bo.,dt private family references
required.
nNE IArrs front room. furnlshet or IN
" furnished, with board, At Ia Union 81.
hTICRLY FURNISHED ROoMs-wh
N hoard, 81 No. 40 Idss-s treat.
PUR RENT.
U'URNIsuED R0oMs-A, 100 Main st.
pooN-.on. nicely iui nrshsd ROOM No. 20
~ Madison ~.
DooMs-HIesl furnished rooms; hrs,
~ aoor. with cooking .ttoys Tor heuie'
keeping. No. ~ LINDEN ~.
DRICK REsIDENCE- "A seven room bricl
ID r,hdsnee-mod'rn improsye%sptl.n ov
HoUSEJSe Sc s yiElSSiR ;s5' s.d aS' y! e
iIOUsE-Is5c Carroll avenue. sroom,. bath
II room, gas and water also stable All
n !. sV second SIaf ana ws:sr s,on Sis Is. xSpy
10 KID STACK N7 Poplai street. or on prem
ises during most OF the day.
NEW COTTAGE E7 Union street. Ap-
IN ply on premise,.
IIOUsR-lOs Robson. room. large gard.
II plenty ~ good water, near tuoet car
line Apply at l0l Robosqn -
DILLiARD ROOM-At 0aston's Hotel 1
ID large and eommodiou'' apply At hotel
once. .-
DEIDEN cR.ui hi',islppl avenue,
~ rooms. cellar, stable outhouse'' hns
.k.Aa NrulA- ate. ITuuiFa Of
J n. Bl6kLJW, 2o Main u.
rI,wo UPPER PLOORg-Qvsr Isl and ~
i Main streets very desirable Tor ofhcts
wents a PArrsnt, Ss1 Main o..
LILO Rs-Tw elegant, roomy heors ovei
IN so Main. Apply 20 ster, bers A boni,
IOFFioEJL.tNFpEl'o iGeEx.N. sv.,ben st.
ID EsIDEsCE Tho very desirable bsv
IL three story brick residenoe, Me- w
ilshliuI noishborhoodJ terms liberal. hp
ply At SIS Main ct, or Ill Adams ~.
n ihOICE 0PFlOkS--On second story, ~
" Main street. ApplJeMtypW1i,.ppso,wS''
MO. 900 FRONT sT.-ae- occupied b
~ f'r''' NoSvsHf6a 4 SR5svkNoa.
DOnMs-- Desirabls furnished Iocps 70
~ single sentleInen. vi VVohI.
D00Ms-Tvo large ipfnlshsd room, yitl
bosrd i. s eco; U q oSai.a' SkDiSs ~.
DOOxB-Three nice desirable rons,
n able for light houssksegllnS,-
DoonB-Four nice rooms for housskssp
III lns or suitable Tor ofioes. oyer u ort
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r AND-oo acres and n acres good Ia
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REMARn.

C,E REwAND-Strayed from out. stable.
OD No, 81 Monroe street, on evening 18Th
Sept one ANAL Texas mule; brand and
ia deliver, 10 us, " A. 10 Ms 90.